Fishermen and rafters can now use a new tool to identify where public and private land is located along the Snake River in Teton County.

Discover the breathtaking beauty and abundant wildlife along this winding river through an underrated national park.

Fifty years ago in June, elected officials gathered in Lewiston to celebrate a remarkable feat: With the completion of the Lower Snake River dams, a $1 billion project had effectively turned the ...

Snake River Overlook is one of the most photographed overlooks in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming. This overlook was ...

A group of several dozen Indigenous youth from across the Klamath Basin recently emerged victorious after a monthlong journey ...

Hundreds of fins undulate beneath the surface in a walled pond next to Icicle Creek at Leavenworth National Fish Hatchery, a ...

The dams’ average output is 940MW, enough electricity to power Seattle, for example, for a year. At capacity, the dams will ...

Hundreds of fins undulate beneath the surface in a walled pond next to Icicle Creek at Leavenworth National Fish Hatchery, a ...

New report comes as Washington is in drought, the already-low snowpack is quickly melting and once-rare toxic algae blooms ...

Environmental group Save Our Wild Salmon released its first Columbia River Hot Water Report of the year Wednesday, as water temperatures throughout the basin this year have already surpassed the key 6 ...

In southeastern Washington, the Trump administration's move to maintain the Lower Snake River dams has intensified a conflict over salmon conservation and the needs of local farmers and water users.

Environmental groups, including Earth Justice, have lobbied to breach the dams and decry the Trump administration's change of course.